Faruzan can be invited as a Companion into the player's Serenitea Pot after obtaining her and completing the World Quest Idle Teapot Talk.
Favorite Furnishing Sets[]
If a character's favorite furnishing set is placed in the same realm as the character for the first time, the character will automatically teleport to the furnishing set. Interacting with the character will initiate a special dialogue, after which the character will teleport back to their original position.
Faruzan has 2 Favorite Furnishing Sets:
Furnishing Set | Rewards |
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![]() Of Settled Thoughts | |
![]() Amidst Prospering Markets |
Idle Quotes[]
As your senior...
Mechanisms...
Nonsensical rules...
Research funding...
Students...
- (When the player is nearby)
Encountered any troubles?
Seek my advice...
Dialogue[]
- Faruzan: Oh, it's you. Have you encountered some troubles with your studies? Don't be afraid to tell Madam Faruzan. I'll give you all the help you need.
- Faruzan: Of course, if you are in need of some life advice, feel free to consult with me as well.
How do you like it here?
- Faruzan: I'm quite comfortable. Don't worry, I'm not one of those crabby old geezers who love to find fault with everything... I'm usually quite easy to please...
- Faruzan: Hmm? Don't you believe me?
- Faruzan: Maybe I do nitpick every once in a while... but only with disrespectful students. Or those nonsensical rules at the Akademiya.
- Faruzan: You're very agreeable, and the scenery here is quite lovely, so why wouldn't I like it here?
Glad to hear it.
- Faruzan: Haha, one does not run into youngsters as kind and considerate as yourself nowadays.
- Faruzan: Let's say, hypothetically, I were to discover some design flaws after staying here for some time... you wouldn't mind if I shared them with you, would you?
Sure! No problem.
Do you need anything else?
- Faruzan: Hmm... Could you get me some pens and paper?
- Faruzan: When I arrived in this realm for the first time, I was very surprised indeed by the unique configuration.
- Faruzan: Just what kind of mechanism allows all of this to be ensconced in a single teapot... I need to do some research...
- Faruzan: But it wouldn't be polite to leave you with piles of notes everywhere...
Sure! No problem.
- Faruzan: Good, good. It seems like I'll be able to research my interests here to my heart's content after all.
- Faruzan: Even if it ends up taking me another hundred years... Hehe, I will be quite content here.
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 4)
Would you like to have a chat with me?
- Faruzan: Speaking of "chatting"... I once contemplated this concept in quite some depth.
- Faruzan: So here's a question for you: What sets conversation apart from other means of information exchange — such as a debate, or passing on a message?
The goal of "chatting" is to get to know somebody?
- Faruzan: Mm-hmm, that's exactly right.
- Faruzan: We want to learn more about the other person's feelings, opinions, and preferences. Plus, conversing also allows us to share interesting experiences, as well as ease each other's burdens.
- Faruzan: The exact topic of the conversation doesn't matter as long as you're learning about the other person.
- Faruzan: Or to put it another way, every topic matters. For those who care about you, even the most trivial things about your life will be worth their full attention.
- Faruzan: Alas. I regret to say in the past, I have never had the time to consider the value of conversation.
- Faruzan: Day after day, I shut myself in and toiled away at my research... Even when I was out traveling in foreign lands, I made sure to keep my letters to friends and family short and to the point. I never shared any bad news, only the good.
- Faruzan: I dare say that I earned the title of a scholar. Yet I cannot call myself a good daughter, student, or friend.
Don't say that, Madam Faruzan...
- Faruzan: Thank you for your concern.
- Faruzan: Whew... But there's no need to fret. You know me, I'm not one to dwell endlessly on the past...
- Faruzan: I say all this only as a reminder to myself:
- Faruzan: It's important to appreciate what you have in the here and now... to value and cherish the people you are close to.
I can't agree more!
Well said, Madam Faruzan!
- Faruzan: Alright, there's no need to flatter me. If you agree with my sentiments, why don't you help me put them into practice?
- Faruzan: As someone I greatly value, you may occasionally find yourself in receipt of a letter from me, or indeed I may approach directly for a face-to-face conversation.
- Faruzan: ...I just hope you won't find me to be excessively chatty.
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 7)
Anything you want to do?
- Faruzan: Hmm... I'm trying to figure out what the kids from the desert might enjoy. Would they prefer snacks or toys...?
- Faruzan: Do you have some time to help me out?
You're headed to the desert?
- Faruzan: Mm-hmm. A colleague of mine left the Akademiya some time ago to return to the desert as a teacher. I received a missive from her the other day.
- Faruzan: She was wondering if I had any interest in paying her a visit, and perhaps holding a few literacy classes for the students...
That's great! You'll finally have some new students!
- Faruzan: Haha, so you haven't forgotten about my wish.
- Faruzan: But the point of this trip would be to just help them learn to read some of the most commonly used words.
- Faruzan: We want to make reading easier for them so they can hopefully discover more interests on their own.
- Faruzan: If some of the seeds that we plant today can take root and grow into lofty trees in the future, that is enough for me.
- Faruzan: Whether they choose to pursue the same field of research as me is a separate matter... Ultimately, it will all depend on their natural aptitude.
You're hoping that some of them do, right?
- Faruzan: Hmph, look at you, trying to figure me out. Do I detect someone is getting a little too big for their boots?
Surely you'll get at least ONE new student from this?
- Faruzan: Hmph, look at you, trying to take a dig at me. Do I detect someone is getting a little too big for their boots?
- Faruzan: There's no point in teaching you a different kind of lesson right this moment, though. I still need time to finish some prep...
- Faruzan: Speaking of prep... Ah, drat.
What's wrong?
- Faruzan: It just came back to me. A little while ago, the Akademiya announced a new set of rules for off-site teaching. Every instructor must fill out a whole set of application forms.
- Faruzan: Ugh, what a nuisance.
- Faruzan: Oh well, to the ends of the ruins with that. When they find me out, I'll just say my memory failed me. It's not like they can do anything to me.
- Faruzan: Planning for my visit to the desert is far more important. Why don't you come with me to pick out some gifts? Snacks and toys... Let's get a good selection of both.
- (Between 6:00 and 19:00)
Morning, Madam Faruzan!
- TravelerTraveler). Faruzan: Good morning, (
- Faruzan: Ah, and suddenly the whole day seems a bit brighter...
- (Between 19:00 and 6:00)
Good night, Madam Faruzan.
- Faruzan: Oh? Can't keep your eyes open anymore?
- Faruzan: That means you've worked hard today. Anything you didn't complete can be finished up tomorrow. Get some good rest!
Special Dialogue[]
When a character is invited to or invites themselves to their favorite set for the first time, the character will provide a reward. They will provide a reward for each of their favorite sets.
Inviting them to the furnishing set again will replay the dialogue, but no further reward will be given.
Of Settled Thoughts[]
- Faruzan: Oh! So many books... including some antiques that I've never laid eyes on before! Wow, just skimming through a few pages, I'm already captivated...
- Faruzan: Here, give me your hand. You've earned some candies. As for any questions you may have for me, or anything you want to bring to my attention... hold them for later.
- Faruzan: Just let me peruse these treasures for a little while...
Amidst Prospering Markets[]
- Faruzan: Do you think I could open a stall here? I can offer a few different services... translating ancient texts, deciphering puzzles, selling miniature mechanism models...
- Faruzan: Hmm... Sounds like a perfect retirement plan... Hmph, forget it then!
- Faruzan: My body and mind are still in prime condition! Retirement? Maybe in another hundred years!
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